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UBC teaches the teachers on tech tools

Shane Schick -
Mexican university helps develop Masters in Education Technology

Control freaks cripple e-health, expert says

Jeff Jedras -
One day after British Columbia announces the closure of three hospitals, health-care specialists gather in Vancouver to discuss the barriers to technology adoption in the workplace

New Brunswick firm brings GOL to municipalities

Neil Sutton -
CGI partnership will see Crown corp. software sold across Canada

The doctor will see you now

Shane Schick -
One of the largest Canadian telehealth pilots gets high marks from patients, but lack of broadband access could prevent adoption

Artists enter the engineering lab

Shane Schick -
How the Canada Council for the Arts and the National Reserach Council of Canada are playing matchmaker to create a renaissance in IT

Canadian students get a little more Sun

Paul Fruitman -
Donations worth $2 million will bring hardware into K-12 and post-secondary schools

Enterprises sift through storage strategies

Gary Hilson -
Canadian Blood Services and Statistics Canada discuss their struggles to cut through industry hype, replace skilled workers and consolidate their infrastructures

Hospital IT underfunded, CIOs say

Paul Fruitman -
But Schulich prof says money can't replace lack of strategic direction

Nunavik launches first high-speed Internet service

Paul Fruitman -
A group purchaser turns to satellite technology to bring lower-cost Web access to 14 arctic region communities. Also: how the region is learning from its cable television infrastructure as it moves online

Govt should learn from private sector CRM

Neil Sutton -
One of the main failings of CRM is the inability to communicate effectively internally, analyst says

Quebec universities prep for high-performance computing

Paul Fruitman -
Canada Foundation for Innovation grants have done wonders for advanced computing in Canada, according to a professor at McGill. But what happens when the initial funding runs out?

Management body issues proposal for industry, government

Paul Fruitman -
Among the study's recommendations are for the federal government to replace its policies of subsidization

Cisco tapped for Alberta’s ambitious SuperNet

Geoffrey Downey -
Interest groups are constantly calling one Cisco exec. for updates

Native groups ponder life after Tobin

Paul Barnsley -
They were counting on the former Industry Minister's plan to extend broadband access to their communities. Now local firms are taking a private sector approach to a public sector problem

U of T prof calls for intelligence agency watchdog

Kathleen Sibley -
Public sector groups struggle with information overload, he says

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